Pirates of the Caribbean is about many things. A warning about greed and betrayal. A son seeking his dad. A broken man with a broken heart. A promise, that ended tragically. A love story, forced to face a curse. A man refusing to save his soul. Cheating death and how to do it. A daughter with a mission that his dad never gave her. A vengeance that surpasses death itself. ... And then there's Jack, carrying the franchise on his back
Yes, and anyone who thinks they can play Jack Sparrow as perfectly as Depp is completely delusional. NOBODY can replace Depp for this specific character.
I love the little salute he gives to his fallen comrades. Just a perfect encapsulation of who Jack is. He may be a Pirate, but he follows his own moral code.
I'll be honest when part 1 arrived on hbo (2012) Untill part 2 on disney (2015) and at worlds end on hbo (2016) to (2017) on hbo premium until on youtube (Trailer) bro it feels like Without Johnny Depp Pirates of the Caribbean is nothing.
I like how in the middle of trying to stop his boat from sinking, Jack takes a moment to pay respects to his fallen pirate brethren. He’s a pirate, but as Will says, a good man as well.
He became a pirate because he caused a mutiny in a ship that was carrying slaves and freed them all, so yes, he is a pirate, but before that he already was a good man
Captain* Jack Sparrow nonchalantly stepping off of the mast and onto the dock as if his ship didn't literally just sink will forever be one of my favorite and most memorable moments in cinematic history. The way he just stands there patiently and then sticks his leg out to prepare for landing.
+One of Those Human Beings r. Border Police: What the fuck is shillings? What is this 1791? I go by the currency of dollars mate , so to 342 666 dollars we can. Forget the id..
This film had me at “what’d ya say to three shillings.. and we forget the name”. Straight away, perfect actor for the perfect roll. Always makes a film 10 times better.
@skinjim123 In the making of (second part if you search for it) Zimmer explains, that he composed all the themes in "two days and a night" and gave them to Badelt (as he himself was quite busy composing for another film), who finished the work. If you compare the soundtrack to other works of Badelt and Zimmer from the early 2000s - there are far more similarities between POTC and The Gladiator or King Arthur, to name two films from that period, than between POTC and Badelt's other music. 🤔
This scene is a perfect metaphor for the franchise. Like the boat, Johnny Depp is the one keeping it afloat, once Johnny stops, it will sink, be useless and barely recognizable. The one that will leave the scene with his head held up high will be captain Jack Sparrow.
It is so weird to think that everything, Will and Elizabeth falling in love, jack getting the pearl back, finding the seceret dead mans chest, being chased by cannibals, the kraken attacks, davy jones and his locker, the bretheren court setting free calypso, the giant whirlpool sequence, and will becoming captain of the flying dutchman, happened all because, jack sparrow, "sailed" into port royal that day
The General No , not only because of Jack . Elizabeth' s falling into the sea and Captain Barbossa' s and his crew' s attack is not about Jack Sparrow .
Yeah, its like he knows that if word got out in a place like Port Royal that he's a Pirate, well, that wouldn't be good. 😆 Only after Commodore Norrington realizes he's a Pirate named Jack Sparrow does he start boosting about it and correcting people with "Captain" Jack Sparrow. 😄
1:08 I remember watching this in the cinema when I was about 12 and laughing so hard at that particular part. Jack enters with everyone looking at him just before and then the camerawork and the revelation that the dinghy has already sunk was just pure comedy gold! 🤣
Guys, HERE is The TRUE Savior YaH The Heavenly FATHER HIMSELF was Who they Crucified for our sins, NOT jesus, and “HERE IS THE PROOF” From the Ancient Semitic Scroll: "Yad He Vav He" is what Moses wrote, when Moses asked YaH His Name (Exodus 3) Ancient Semitic Direct Translation Yad - "Behold The Hand" He - "Behold the Breath" Vav - "Behold The NAIL"
The Director immediately let's us know that Jack is an honourable man, when you see him salute his fellow dead pirates. Even though he steals and cons people, he's not disrespectful. He takes off his hat and salutes them when no one is around to watch him. He's already established as the protagonist.
@@klawschafer7425 a little boy carries a curse, is saved from the waters and becomes a blacksmith living an average life. Then destiny calls, he has to choose: bravery or cowardice. If he chooses cowardness, the movie ends right there. So Jack Sparrow has to descend upon the young man and transmute him. Transmuted, the coward becomes a hero. Jack Sparrow is the assistant or guide of the protagonist in his completion of the magnum opus. that was easy.
@@criztu Ehh you can argue for Jack being the protagonist in a similar way, with him being the catalyst for the adventure. The three have a good chunk of screentime each
0:01 Johnny before marrying Amber Turd 0:18 Johnny after marrying Turd and getting into the trial 0:34 Amber's legal team during the trial 0:59 us fans rooting for Johnny 1:04 Johnny after winning the trial 1:42 Johnny pocketing the 15 mil from Amber Turd
The fact that his ship is completely sinking when he arrives at the port yet he is standing on it with such grace and poise makes me laugh everytime 🤣🤣😂. He was a true pirate in every sense of the word. Long like Captain Jack Sparrow!!! It makes me so sad what Johnny is going through right now 😔. I love that guy.
@@christopherdamian880 he said he’d never go back to Disney after they dropped him over the amber heard abuse allegations, even if they gave him 300 million.
The music being played straightforwardly is part of what makes it so funny. The scene plays out a comedic scenario but the music doesn’t resort to a more fitting tune, it keeps on playing the same grand theme giving it a hilariously ironic mood
@@ryankeefe6222 true and that also sends a message about the character in that Jack is always dangerously calm and cool under any dire situation, always on the lookout for the opportunity to survive messy ordeals
THIS IS HOW YOU INTRODUCE A CHARACTER!! No dialogue required: all you need are amazing (and in this case, contradictory) shots that tell you exactly who they are. In under 2 minutes, you learn everything you need to know about Captain Jack Sparrow.
+Mastermachine100 ok. i loved all the movies, i thought they were very entertaining and good stories :D but in terms of a hardcore, cold, heartless, one-word critical review... curse of the black pearl: Awesome Dead mans chest: not so good at worlds end: crap on stranger tides: ridiculous
If Depp never got that role. Pirates of the Caribbean wouldn't have been as successful as it was. After the first film Depp carried the movies on his back. I think 1 and 3 were alright. The others were just... Well... Watchable lol
@@mee091000 I thought the second one was much better than the third. At World's End was way too bloated with unnecessary nonsense. Each sequel basically gets worse than the last. I love all three though.
Took all of 60 seconds to make me fall in love with this Character, who by the way is the most Recognized character in cinematic history, by sight, silhouette, Hat, voice, movements, any kid, man or women can tell you who he is, the one and only.... Mr. Smith.
@@MerchantIvoryfilms If you argue that Jack Sparrow is the most recognized character, that would be a fact, not an opinion. That fact however, is incorrect. Don't type factual sentences, that have nothing to do with the truth. He is not the most recognized character, period. Ask for proof if you want, I have that.
Seeing this way back when as a kid it stuck with me then, and it still does now. Even though he's on a tiny sail boat, even though its sinking and everything seems to have gone wrong in his life. He keeps his head up high and carries on.
@@riproar11 Uhm I never, in my entire life, listened to K-Pop or made TikToks, I am, however, a film critic and writer with a degree from NYU, so how about you stop making assumptions about people you don’t know and feel superior to everyone who doesn’t share your taste in movies? :) Jeez…
I LOVE Jack's introduction! It's awesome. Love Jack too^^ "It's a shilling to tie up your boat to the dock..." *Jack looks doubtfully at his sunken dinghy* ALWAYS cracking up at that :)
I love this scene in particular because the build of character is amazing. Everything this scene shows defines exactly what Jack is. We start with Jack watching the horizon from the top of the mast, with an epic pose. The take makes us believe Jack has this huge ship, due to the hight he appears to be standing. He looks confident, epic and determined, like a sort of a "winner" if you agree. The scene making us believe that Jack is SOMEONE. But just on the next take, from one second to another, Jack jumps to the buttom of a, what appears to be a tinny tiny boat, were they reveal us two things that are key to understand Jacks character (1) its not a ship, its just a small boat (2) the boat is sinking 😂🤦♀️ and he uses a bucket to keep it at float. All they told us on the first take vs the one with the sinking ship, kinda creates this funny and contradictory persona of Jack: epic, confident and determined, but with all odds againts him. The next take, the one with the hanging dead corps, hints us two things about Jack (1) he a sort of "Moral Code" related to piracy. This tell us he engages to a piracy code of some sort that he respects (2) They confirm us he is actually a pirate (very important). The next scene, Jack arrives to port with the boat fully sunken like nothing happened, keeping his integrity all the way. While funny, this is a master piece of a scene. With no words spoken yet, they defined to perfection Jacks character. Metaphorically speaking, Captain Jack Sparrow, who sees himself as a huge imposing ship, is actually a small sinking boat that even againts all odds he manages to get to destination anyways, with an epic entrance. This scene forshadows Jacks character: he is a pirate that will always find a way to get from point A to point B, with nothing stopping him from doing so, no matter the circumstances. With no shame nor nothing to prove, Jack keeps character and hopes high. In the last scene, were Jack nimbly persuades and also steals from the tax collector, it show us very well Jacks remaining attributes that thrusts his persona: his persuasive, thief and opportunistic nature, his misleading mind games, and most of all... The luck that surrounds him. All above said, this scene is one to take in note on how to build character. Its simply a master piece.
I know this is not the place to talk about it, but Sparrow is Hermes/Mercury, the Spirit who perfects, transforms, transmutes the soul. look at the name: will turn - this is pure hermeticism, the black(lead) will turn to red(gold).
@@Sidowse if they came up with a coherent story for movies 4-6 it would have been fine I guess. But making them standalone movies is just hallow and undeserving to the franchise.
Not really Red Rackham (the pirate from Tintin) is completely fictionnal character brought to the world from a mix of different things, he got his name from from Jack Rackam, his outfit by a representation of the buccaneer Daniel Montbars and his face by... Cardinal Richelieu... a french clergyman & stateman from the 17th century... (it's as weird as it is true).
I love how in the beginning you think he's leading some majestic ship only to realise it's just a small boat that's already sinking LOL...he's still captain though...that's Jack Sparrow!
What an entrance. I mean it tells use everything we need to know about Jack. He’s both incredibly lucky and unlucky at the same time. Just goes with the flow of life. Has respect for his fallen pirate brothers (I love the salute he does)
JP is Pirates of the Caribbean he created the franchise. The other actors were great but he's the one that brought it all together I can't see myself enjoying it without seeing him.
Never has a character been so perfectly introduced without a single line of dialogue being spoken.
I count 6 lines by significant characters, plus background chatter.
Ummmm..."How about 3 shillings and we forget the name?"
@@malissahyatt2425 how about three shillings and we forget the six lines of dialogue that was spoken
@@lavenderflowersfall280 .😂😂😂😂. Ok...deal. 💀💀💀💀💀💀
*Darth Vader has entered the chat
They shouldn’t bother making another pirates of the Caribbean movie without him. He’s the heart of the franchise
Did you see the court case?
@@atmant05 no,did he say something important?
@@topiz4792 look it up
he said he didnt want to be in any of the movies anymore
@@topiz4792 He said that no matter what Disney offered, he'd never work for them again.
This scene told us everything we need to know about Jack and he didn’t even said a single word. Well played
He says a few words in the scene but yeah, we know everything about this legend after this scene
The golden rule of cinema : show, don't tell
How did Dr. Spigel miss that
CAPTAIN Jack
👍👍👍👍
Pirates of the Caribbean is about many things. A warning about greed and betrayal. A son seeking his dad. A broken man with a broken heart. A promise, that ended tragically. A love story, forced to face a curse. A man refusing to save his soul. Cheating death and how to do it. A daughter with a mission that his dad never gave her. A vengeance that surpasses death itself.
...
And then there's Jack, carrying the franchise on his back
Thats beautiful
And without him, the franchise will come crashing down.
@@cosmicwolf9918 sink to the bottom of the sea and never be recovered. Savvy?
Jack being drunk all the time
Jack gracefully walking while talking about the properties of jackfruit
I love how they perfectly summarized Jack's character in a single scene. Right from the beginning you know exactly how this guy operates. So funny.
We are quickly informed that he likes to look cool, rolls with whatever weird events happen, and that reality bends over backwards for him.
+Thomas Mendenhall exactly...the whole sequence encapsulates every facet of Sparrow's persona...this film is somewhat underrated.
Thomas Mendenhall what's the name of the soundtrack?
Tony Stark the medallion calls
Love it
Depp was born for this role.
Yes, and anyone who thinks they can play Jack Sparrow as perfectly as Depp is completely delusional. NOBODY can replace Depp for this specific character.
I love the little salute he gives to his fallen comrades. Just a perfect encapsulation of who Jack is. He may be a Pirate, but he follows his own moral code.
The role was written for depp
I'll be honest when part 1 arrived on hbo (2012) Untill part 2 on disney (2015) and at worlds end on hbo (2016) to (2017) on hbo premium until on youtube (Trailer) bro it feels like Without Johnny Depp Pirates of the Caribbean is nothing.
Depp made the role
It's hard to believe that this movie is already 20 years old. And still, what a great masterpiece!
Almost 20 years old, it came out the 8th of August. But i do agree with you my friend, it is a masterpiece.
👏👏👏👏👏👏
Absolutely!!!
True
Time has wings man. No surprise there.
and yet the cgi of certain scenes still, surprisingly, hasn’t become outdated.
on this day, June 1st 2022. Captain Jack Sparrow was given the justice he sought for years. #JohnnyIsFree
he won?
@@toonflix3757 yessss he finally won 😃
Except the media are still branding him as a "Domestic Abuser under UK law" at every opportunity.
She will always remember that day as the day she almost caught Captain Jack Sparrow
I like how in the middle of trying to stop his boat from sinking, Jack takes a moment to pay respects to his fallen pirate brethren. He’s a pirate, but as Will says, a good man as well.
Fun fact: One of the hanged bodies is Calico Jack aka the real life Jack Sparrow.
He became a pirate because he caused a mutiny in a ship that was carrying slaves and freed them all, so yes, he is a pirate, but before that he already was a good man
@@v.emiltheii-nd.8094 how do you know?
@@v.emiltheii-nd.8094 how do u know
@@v.emiltheii-nd.8094 How do u know?
Gentlemen. today is the day you will always remember as the day that the character Jack Sparrow came to the world.
CAPTAIN...Captain Jack Sparrow
+kingofmonsters14 Welcome to Port Royal, '' Mr. Smith.''
+Jerome Mandy hah
kingofmonsters14 Aye
kingofmonsters14 savvy
Captain* Jack Sparrow nonchalantly stepping off of the mast and onto the dock as if his ship didn't literally just sink will forever be one of my favorite and most memorable moments in cinematic history. The way he just stands there patiently and then sticks his leg out to prepare for landing.
I agree so hard that I had to write that comment
@@S4von 🤝
A pirate hides his tracks. Wtf you talking about?
Excuse me? It’s Captain Jack Sparrow
@@joshuatreiss3452 ah fck. My apologies 🙇🏼♂️
Such a brilliant opening. It immediately sets the tone of the film while also making us love Jack from the start.
Jackender 😂 Jon Barfila 🤭🔱
this is the single best entrance in the history of entrances.
My Hobby Time true
Which 1 is the best!
My Hobby Time I couldn’t agree more
Simon
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If I ever immigrate to another country, this is how I would like to arrive
What say you to three shillings, and we forget the passport?
+One of Those Human Beings r. Border Police: What the fuck is shillings? What is this 1791? I go by the currency of dollars mate , so to 342 666 dollars we can. Forget the id..
Ro Motions. But Immakaptin Jek Sparrew, savvy? Oi! Unhand me!
Ro Motions.
One of Those Human Beings He is a mental one! Lock him up!
One of the best openings ever. What made it even better is we didn't know what to expect. It set the tone for the entire movie.
This film had me at “what’d ya say to three shillings.. and we forget the name”. Straight away, perfect actor for the perfect roll. Always makes a film 10 times better.
The orchestration of this movie's music is just incredible.
So good.
Thanks to the one and only HANS ZIMMER!
The music score probably peaked in At World's End, especially the final battle. Just brilliant.
@skinjim123 In the making of (second part if you search for it) Zimmer explains, that he composed all the themes in "two days and a night" and gave them to Badelt (as he himself was quite busy composing for another film), who finished the work. If you compare the soundtrack to other works of Badelt and Zimmer from the early 2000s - there are far more similarities between POTC and The Gladiator or King Arthur, to name two films from that period, than between POTC and Badelt's other music. 🤔
@@jenniferperez3772 its klaus badelt. who works under zimmer production
That. That is how you make an entrance.
Years later I bought my mother a Precious Moment for her birthday which is a figure of this moment 1:04.
Mega mind would be proud
Didn’t expect to see you here, fellow Bionicle fan.
@@timothyliow943 I'm a Bionicle fan yes, but I'm also a hardcore Pirates of the Caribbean fan too.
Yep
I remember watching this in the movie theater when I was 10. All of Captain Jack’s scenes were legendary.
This scene is a perfect metaphor for the franchise.
Like the boat, Johnny Depp is the one keeping it afloat, once Johnny stops, it will sink, be useless and barely recognizable.
The one that will leave the scene with his head held up high will be captain Jack Sparrow.
Pretty bloody accurate
It is so weird to think that everything, Will and Elizabeth falling in love, jack getting the pearl back, finding the seceret dead mans chest, being chased by cannibals, the kraken attacks, davy jones and his locker, the bretheren court setting free calypso, the giant whirlpool sequence, and will becoming captain of the flying dutchman, happened all because, jack sparrow, "sailed" into port royal that day
small things can become big things savvie.
aye aye, matey. it be the cursed dominoe effect it be!
After all of that, Barbossa leaves him behind again and Jack has the exactly same looking boat again! It really comes into full circle.
The General No , not only because of Jack . Elizabeth' s falling into the sea and Captain Barbossa' s and his crew' s attack is not about Jack Sparrow .
Well it all wouldn't have happened if Sparrow arrived only the part where Elizabeth gets kidnapped
I like how he doesn’t wanna give his name in the first scene.
Never stops saying it the rest of the film! 🏴☠️
He tells anyone but the tax collector lmao
@@AdamasutojrAJR You’d be crazy to take on the IRS
@@AdamasutojrAJR I mean, let's be fair here, they're the last people you want coming after you. The law...sure. The taxman? Nope.
Yeah, its like he knows that if word got out in a place like Port Royal that he's a Pirate, well, that wouldn't be good. 😆
Only after Commodore Norrington realizes he's a Pirate named Jack Sparrow does he start boosting about it and correcting people with "Captain" Jack Sparrow. 😄
@@ALJ9000 I may be crazy enough to take on batman but the IRS? Nooo thank you
The way he saluted, just like how he's greeted our fans for all these years
And I love it!
1:08 I remember watching this in the cinema when I was about 12 and laughing so hard at that particular part. Jack enters with everyone looking at him just before and then the camerawork and the revelation that the dinghy has already sunk was just pure comedy gold! 🤣
Describe Jack in one scene:
THIS
true
That... is the point of the scene, yes :P
Guys, HERE is The TRUE Savior
YaH The Heavenly FATHER HIMSELF was Who they Crucified for our sins, NOT jesus, and “HERE IS THE PROOF”
From the Ancient Semitic Scroll:
"Yad He Vav He" is what Moses wrote, when Moses asked YaH His Name (Exodus 3)
Ancient Semitic Direct Translation
Yad - "Behold The Hand"
He - "Behold the Breath"
Vav - "Behold The NAIL"
Describe in one word : *Nostalgia*
The Director immediately let's us know that Jack is an honourable man, when you see him salute his fellow dead pirates. Even though he steals and cons people, he's not disrespectful. He takes off his hat and salutes them when no one is around to watch him.
He's already established as the protagonist.
Sparrow is not the protagonist.
@@criztu Ehhh he is. He's "A" progagonist. I'd say there's the main three
@@klawschafer7425 a little boy carries a curse, is saved from the waters and becomes a blacksmith living an average life.
Then destiny calls, he has to choose: bravery or cowardice. If he chooses cowardness, the movie ends right there.
So Jack Sparrow has to descend upon the young man and transmute him. Transmuted, the coward becomes a hero.
Jack Sparrow is the assistant or guide of the protagonist in his completion of the magnum opus. that was easy.
@@criztu Ehh you can argue for Jack being the protagonist in a similar way, with him being the catalyst for the adventure. The three have a good chunk of screentime each
@@criztu touch grass
0:01 Johnny before marrying Amber Turd
0:18 Johnny after marrying Turd and getting into the trial
0:34 Amber's legal team during the trial
0:59 us fans rooting for Johnny
1:04 Johnny after winning the trial
1:42 Johnny pocketing the 15 mil from Amber Turd
Brilliant.
So it's been predicted 9 years ago. Lol
You deserve more likes man
HA!!
01:37 me reading this *thinking why isn’t this the top comment on youtube
The entire franchise is literally HIS story. No jack sparrow, no story
The fact that his ship is completely sinking when he arrives at the port yet he is standing on it with such grace and poise makes me laugh everytime 🤣🤣😂. He was a true pirate in every sense of the word. Long like Captain Jack Sparrow!!!
It makes me so sad what Johnny is going through right now 😔. I love that guy.
Boat not ship…
@@griplimit it is definitely a boat but to a pirate it will always be a ship no matter the size.
It’s a bloody sloop, nothing else.
Wrong, It's not a ship or a boat, It's a submarine.
It’s a way of showing how Jack, despite being in a bad situation, always seems to land on his feet lol and rarely panics, just goes with the flow
The scene when Jack arrives to the port is just epic, whit his boat sinking and the music just Epic.
Yes the music is like hoisting a flag
Captin jack
The medallion calls is the music
@Kevin Merukh 1103038 you absolute jenius
Thanks I'm blind and deaf. I'm so glad I could read your comment to understand what happened in this clip I searched for!
congrats on the victory, cap'n. You deserve it.
I'm so happy for him today, finally got his life back ...💮💮💮💮
Disney really dropped the ball on this one.
Edit: the legend is back, looks like Johnny Depp got his alpacas
what happened to johnny?
@@christopherdamian880 he said he’d never go back to Disney after they dropped him over the amber heard abuse allegations, even if they gave him 300 million.
@@lizardperson988 aw man, he is natural in this movie
I'll see it just to see how bad it was.
It’s like seeing iron man without Robert
The music being played straightforwardly is part of what makes it so funny. The scene plays out a comedic scenario but the music doesn’t resort to a more fitting tune, it keeps on playing the same grand theme giving it a hilariously ironic mood
I think that’s what makes it funnier that and Depp plays it so straight
@@ryankeefe6222 true and that also sends a message about the character in that Jack is always dangerously calm and cool under any dire situation, always on the lookout for the opportunity to survive messy ordeals
THIS IS HOW YOU INTRODUCE A CHARACTER!! No dialogue required: all you need are amazing (and in this case, contradictory) shots that tell you exactly who they are. In under 2 minutes, you learn everything you need to know about Captain Jack Sparrow.
Their is no Pirates of the Caribbean without
Johnny, he is the movie! Thx for the wonderful talented performance Johnny.
Take an epic fail, add Captain Jack Sparrow, and it becomes simply epic.
Indeed
thats amazingly put
This is probably the best scene of all three movies. Sorry.
I thought that was assumed? But really, what scene outdoes Jacks establishing character moment? xD
Mastermachine100 Hahahah I love how you say three movies instead of four. On Stranger Tides was just bloody awful.
Mastermachine100 You mean four. Unless you're one of those types who pretends sequels they don't like don't exist. Either way, best scene, agreed.
I totally agree 👍
+Mastermachine100 ok. i loved all the movies, i thought they were very entertaining and good stories :D
but in terms of a hardcore, cold, heartless, one-word critical review...
curse of the black pearl: Awesome
Dead mans chest: not so good
at worlds end: crap
on stranger tides: ridiculous
Watching this on 6/2/2022, they day he won ❤
Possibly my favourite character introduction of all time!
Thank God that Deniro didnt want that role. Thank God Depp get it
I can only ever see Johnny Depp as captain Jack sparrow
If Depp never got that role. Pirates of the Caribbean wouldn't have been as successful as it was. After the first film Depp carried the movies on his back. I think 1 and 3 were alright. The others were just... Well... Watchable lol
No Robert turned down the Barbosa roll not Jack's
@@mee091000 two had perfect writing, but “meh” level execution.
@@mee091000 I thought the second one was much better than the third. At World's End was way too bloated with unnecessary nonsense. Each sequel basically gets worse than the last. I love all three though.
Took all of 60 seconds to make me fall in love with this Character, who by the way is the most Recognized character in cinematic history, by sight, silhouette, Hat, voice, movements, any kid, man or women can tell you who he is, the one and only....
Mr. Smith.
I love pirates of the caribbean, but he is not the most recognized character
@@skydetheking Disagreeing with me isn't proof :3
@@MerchantIvoryfilms If you argue that Jack Sparrow is the most recognized character, that would be a fact, not an opinion. That fact however, is incorrect. Don't type factual sentences, that have nothing to do with the truth. He is not the most recognized character, period. Ask for proof if you want, I have that.
@@skydetheking yelling im wrong isn't proof lmfao. Try again
@@MerchantIvoryfilms I didn't give the proof yet kiddo. Try to give me 1 reason why Darth Vader would be less recognizable?
The GREATEST character introduction in the history of cinema
He is the soul of this franchise... He is the one n only ..captain
best character entrance scene in cinema history!
*Movie history
Godzilla in Godzilla 2014
@@unbreakabledl best entrance in movie history
I also like Jay in Men in Black
Darth Vader in Episode 4
It was on this day that a legend was born.
Seeing this way back when as a kid it stuck with me then, and it still does now. Even though he's on a tiny sail boat, even though its sinking and everything seems to have gone wrong in his life. He keeps his head up high and carries on.
The fact that I will never see him enter in as Jack Sparrow again breaks my heart everytime.
CAPTAIN Jack Sparrow!
I can't stop watching this. I've repeatedly watched this scene for the last hour and I still don't feel satisfied. So damn sick.
you remind me of me lol
Same
You don't feel satisfied because you want to be him
The moment when Captain Sparrow honored those dead pirates was just my favorite. Respect!
Yes, me too. Powerful scene
The pirates of the Caribbean franchise is one of my favorites ever!
This hits different after court verdict
This is what goes through my head as I ride the escalator! The song, the stance, even the step off at the end!
The step…yeah!
Oh my god same 🤣 Still goes through my head to this day!
1:03 When you pass your exams with 7 and didnt study.
Still the best example of "Show, Don't Tell" I've ever seen from a writing standpoint...
That’s got to be the greatest Pirate I’ve ever seen.
You are without doubt the worst pirate I've ever heard of. But you have heard of me!
Ratka Jacimovic i like the way he said n comodoor is angry 😋😋😋
Ratka Jacimovic xD
Jack Sparrow...It's CAPTAIN Jack Sparrow....
Wow the comment is 6 years ago
you commented before i heard of internet xD
I’m not even a fan of the franchise, but THAT entrance + the score? Nailed.
"I’m not even a fan of the franchise". I remember when Pirates of the Caribbean was a ride at Disney World. Go listen to your K-pop and make TikToks.
@@riproar11 Uhm I never, in my entire life, listened to K-Pop or made TikToks, I am, however, a film critic and writer with a degree from NYU, so how about you stop making assumptions about people you don’t know and feel superior to everyone who doesn’t share your taste in movies? :) Jeez…
@@martinenyx-filmstuff305 If you don't like it why you watching it.
@@yuibrahim7640 Uhm, because I was interested in watching this particular scene?
@@martinenyx-filmstuff305 Ight shut up then man
Master of all scenes , such a creativity such an honour to jack 👏
Honestly one of the best introducements I've ever seen to a character
I LOVE Jack's introduction! It's awesome. Love Jack too^^
"It's a shilling to tie up your boat to the dock..." *Jack looks doubtfully at his sunken dinghy* ALWAYS cracking up at that :)
I can’t believe that 2003 was the year I watched Harry Potter, The Lord Of The Rings 3, X Men 2, and Pirates of the Caribbean released in theaters.
So iconic, couldn't take my eyes off of a single frame 🔥🔥🔥
The way it sinks at exactly the right moment so he can step perfectly onto the dock.
*chef's kiss*
1:03 best scene of the whole series.
He's just acting all awesome and then there's his boat XD
@@ambood1707 it's a shilling to comment, and I shall need to know your name
@@Gamerboy-yb3db
What do you say to 3 shillings and we forget the name?
Welcome@@ambood1707
This scene was epic and funny at the same time !!!
I’ve never been much into movies but I remember saying as a kid that pirates of the Caribbean was my favorite series of movies.
Badass Jack 😘😘😘 love you legend!
This gets recommended to me now, TH-cam algorithm is unbelievable.
Goodbye Captain, we love you and we'll miss you dearly.
One more round 🙏
1:03 i love how welcoming the music is even though his boat is sinking.
Welcome back Johnny #jdisback
Who’s here after the verdict?!
Yess sir!!!
Gonna watch the films tomorrow :)
I love this scene in particular because the build of character is amazing. Everything this scene shows defines exactly what Jack is.
We start with Jack watching the horizon from the top of the mast, with an epic pose. The take makes us believe Jack has this huge ship, due to the hight he appears to be standing. He looks confident, epic and determined, like a sort of a "winner" if you agree. The scene making us believe that Jack is SOMEONE. But just on the next take, from one second to another, Jack jumps to the buttom of a, what appears to be a tinny tiny boat, were they reveal us two things that are key to understand Jacks character (1) its not a ship, its just a small boat (2) the boat is sinking 😂🤦♀️ and he uses a bucket to keep it at float. All they told us on the first take vs the one with the sinking ship, kinda creates this funny and contradictory persona of Jack: epic, confident and determined, but with all odds againts him.
The next take, the one with the hanging dead corps, hints us two things about Jack (1) he a sort of "Moral Code" related to piracy. This tell us he engages to a piracy code of some sort that he respects (2) They confirm us he is actually a pirate (very important).
The next scene, Jack arrives to port with the boat fully sunken like nothing happened, keeping his integrity all the way. While funny, this is a master piece of a scene. With no words spoken yet, they defined to perfection Jacks character. Metaphorically speaking, Captain Jack Sparrow, who sees himself as a huge imposing ship, is actually a small sinking boat that even againts all odds he manages to get to destination anyways, with an epic entrance. This scene forshadows Jacks character: he is a pirate that will always find a way to get from point A to point B, with nothing stopping him from doing so, no matter the circumstances. With no shame nor nothing to prove, Jack keeps character and hopes high.
In the last scene, were Jack nimbly persuades and also steals from the tax collector, it show us very well Jacks remaining attributes that thrusts his persona: his persuasive, thief and opportunistic nature, his misleading mind games, and most of all... The luck that surrounds him.
All above said, this scene is one to take in note on how to build character. Its simply a master piece.
Excellent analysis. I'd like to read more from you.
I know this is not the place to talk about it, but Sparrow is Hermes/Mercury, the Spirit who perfects, transforms, transmutes the soul.
look at the name: will turn - this is pure hermeticism, the black(lead) will turn to red(gold).
You should write a book. I'll buy it
damn you have written a lot argumentative essay in your academic career, it shows haha
Thanks, I'm blind and deaf. I'm so happy that I got to read your comment for a clip I searched for!
0:37 RESPECT ✅✅
This still remains the best entry scene , in the history of Cinema
This entire scene is literally a masterclass on how to introduce a character
Sad how Johnny never wants to do another Pirates movie because of the way the producers treated him after Amber lied on him.
Yeah I feel rlly bad
@@Sidowse if they came up with a coherent story for movies 4-6 it would have been fine I guess. But making them standalone movies is just hallow and undeserving to the franchise.
Johnny inserted a bottle of liquor to Amber
@@youtubelibrary_10 Spiderman?
@@bry120 except amber is a lieing bitch
Fun fact,one of the dead pirates hanging was Jack Rackham aka Calico Jack ( Real life pirate).
glennpalmer92 wasn't he also involved in the TinTin film?
Not really Red Rackham (the pirate from Tintin) is completely fictionnal character brought to the world from a mix of different things, he got his name from from Jack Rackam, his outfit by a representation of the buccaneer Daniel Montbars and his face by... Cardinal Richelieu... a french clergyman & stateman from the 17th century... (it's as weird as it is true).
Yep.
Jack Rackham from black sails
I didn't know that
The most iconic introduction ever
This is my favorite scene of the movie
I love how in the beginning you think he's leading some majestic ship only to realise it's just a small boat that's already sinking LOL...he's still captain though...that's Jack Sparrow!
I remember people in the theater laughing
Don't forget the fact that Jack knew exactly how much water to bucket out of the boat so that it'd sink just enough to land him on the dock
Dear god...
Implying he’s been in this situation numerous times haha
What an entrance. I mean it tells use everything we need to know about Jack. He’s both incredibly lucky and unlucky at the same time. Just goes with the flow of life. Has respect for his fallen pirate brothers (I love the salute he does)
You can't convince me to Stop coming back to this scene ✨
"Welcome to Port Royal, Mr. Smith."
I still can’t believe this masterpiece came out in 2003. Damn it’s been a long time 🤯
By next year it's 20 years !
@@MRNASCARFAN25 😳
I was in 3rd grade
This scene alone displays the kind of character Captain Jack Sparrow is in under 2 minutes
best movie entrance EVER.
Tells you everything you need to know about jack in under 2 minutes
JP is Pirates of the Caribbean he created the franchise. The other actors were great but he's the one that brought it all together I can't see myself enjoying it without seeing him.
Team Johnny 💙 he will land another legendary role! His talent speaks for itself 🥰
Thanks for your comment ❤❤❤
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I don't know how DISNEY is going to do this without this man!
One of my most favourite character entrances of all time.
This, children, is how I met my favourite disney character.
One of the best, if not the best, introduction of the protagonist to the audience.🤘
0:46 idk why but I like that for some odd reason
Agreeed🏴☠️
Me too
1:35 the black kid is so funny
One of the iconic entry
Truly one of the movies in history
"Welcome to Port royal Mr Smith" gets me every time 😂
Ever since I was a kid he’s inspired me a lot in taking risks and having fun in life no matter what